Daily Republican., 1887-03-23
SUBJ ECTs FOR TbUGLI.

Most pleasure embraos us Tut to
s.rangle. (
It's good to put both, ava. oyer
night. 1t all straighten out in the
morning.
The effective strength sect, is not
to be ascertained by mely counting
heads
Our language, by peciar signifi-
canoe OF dialect, calls the cetous man
the miserable man.
] wouldn't give pennfor man
who would drive nail inlaekly be-
| cause he didn't get extra "a for it.
The proverb is true this liht gains
! make heavy purses; FOL liht gains
come often, great gains Bw md then.
When two start in te world to.
gether. he that is thrownbehad, un-
less his mind proves geneous, will be
displeased with the othere
| have found out that mIfy is like
a walking stick. One will ,elp you
along If you are lame, butify loaded
on your back will break 20 Town.
| God is the whole life Z our soul.
| All the powers of the mind not find
their aim till they find Go In him
1.-THE heart finds its happineb the rea.
son its truth, the will its tr freedom
| AS the calling dignities man, SC
1.-THE man much more ahnces his
calling. AS garment, hough II
warns the body, has retlh with ar
advantage, feeling much mo warmth
u by it.
Il Love one human being nrely ant
warmly, and you will love II. TIT
heart in this heaven, like thtwonder
], ling sun, sees nothing frGn Ae dew
drop to the ocean, but nirro,whici
: lit warns and fills.
The cultivation of good natuiesnt
speaking OF others as we would hv,
them speak to us, according b Nj
spirit'of the golden rule, would ve,
} soon cure the moral disease of sands
: in all who are afflicted with it.
y Every one must see daily intance
of people who complain from mer
habit of complaining; and max thei
friends uneasy and strangers herry
, by murmuripg at evils that do pit ex
list and repinlng at grievances Rhic
they do not really feel
i He who travels to be amused or +
get something which he does nd carr
travels away from himself an%row
Iold even in youth among old hingi
81 In Thebes, in Palmyra, his " an
mind have become old and dila idate
las they. He carries ruins to ri rs.
Il Whenever a ship plows the Ia or
lplow burrows the field, whe1ver
mine yields its treasure, whoever
lship or a railroad train carriefreigf
A Ito market, whenever the smos of tn
"a furnace rises or the clang of te lool
Iresounds, eveL In the l0nelygarre
% where the seamstress plies lIr bus
needle, there is industry.
al Not to return one good ofce K
d another is inhuman; but TO retrn ev
81 for good is diabolical. Then are u
yImany even of this sort, who, be mo
elthey owe the more they hate The
,tIis nothing more dangerous than
oblige those people, for whe9hey a
,r| conscious OF not paying the fbt, thu
Il wish the creditor out of the way.
u Don't be grumbler. Sote Peep
Ie contrive 20 get hold of the ptckly 81.
N of everything, to run agai st all Il
e. sharp corners and disagreeall lie thing
If Half the strength spent in growth
would often set things right. Y
in may as well make up your mind
8, begin with, that no one eveItound q
I'd " orld quite as he would IKE it; b
lrIyou are to take your part Of the tro
0, BILE and bear it bravely. Ypu will
r lsure to have burdens laid upon y
that belong to other people, unless y
are q shirker yourself; but tn't grul
BILE. If the work needs doitg and y
. can do it, never mind aboutthat otf
Ill who ought to have done it fnd didr
- Those workers who fill up the 60
y, and smooth away the roughspots, q
finish up the jobs that other leave
done-they are the true petcemake
and worth a whole regimen Of gro
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